Logistics Associate (Operations, Documentations and Planning) G6
Dodoma
Posted 09 October, 2025
Deadline 22 October, 2025
Transport and LogisticsFull-TimeSenior-level(6+ yrs)
Job Description
The Logistics Associate (Operations, Documentations and Planning) G6 role is based in Dodoma and reports to the National Logistics Officer (Logistics Hub Manager). The primary function of this role is to provide specialized support functions and/or supervise staff performing standard logistics/supply chain processes and activities to enable effective delivery of goods and services for all delivery modalities.
Key Accountabilities:
Provide specialized support to supply chain operations and activities, following standard processes and contributing, directly or indirectly, to the effective delivery of food assistance to beneficiaries.
Coordinate requisitioning and ensure timely delivery of commodities and supplies to authorized partners and destinations.
Support management of supply chain vendors’ contracting activities including performance monitoring and measurement.
Support the vendor selection process by gathering market intelligence and vendor assessments (e.g., transporters, food suppliers, and retailers).
Identify, resolve, and/or provide recommendations on specialized technical queries/requests for support, using initiative and following standard processes, to ensure timely and accurate resolution of inquiries with an excellent client service mindset.
Prepare, monitor, and revise the budget for all delivery modalities, ensuring adherence to relevant procedures and in compliance with corporate standards.
Monitor supply chain inventory management processes to track trends and account for the inventory status from source to the beneficiaries.
Support oversight for commodity accounting data quality and integrity.
Analyze operational pipeline and contribute to assessments and operational planning for all delivery modalities, to ensure that supply chain requirements are taken into consideration.
Manage documentation processing for execution of logistics operations (e.g., commodity permits for movements in the camps, customs clearance, vendor invoice verification), and take appropriate actions to resolve operational issues escalating complex issues to the supervisor.
Perform research, collect and compile data and conduct analysis, produce reports (e.g., CCTI, SPRs, financial closure, physical inventory, transport, and other vendors’ service performance) and ensure information accuracy in corporate systems to enable informed decision-making.
Liaise with internal and external stakeholders to support logistics operations management and contribute to effective service delivery.
Supervise the work of support staff, providing practical advice and guidance, to ensure individual and team objectives are delivered to agreed standards and deadlines for all assistance modalities.
Support logistics emergency preparedness and response activities including Logistics Capacity Assessment and Contingency Plan update, to support WFP’s response in emergencies.
Other as required.
Organizational Context:
At this level, job holders demonstrate responsibility and initiative to respond independently to queries with only general guidance for all assistance modalities for both WFP and logistics common services. There is a requirement to use judgment in dealing with unforeseen problems on a daily basis. Job holders typically manage a small team, supervising and coaching staff.
WFP Values include Integrity, Collaboration, Commitment, Humanity, and Inclusion. WFP is a 2020 Nobel Peace Prize Laureate and offers a highly inclusive, diverse, and multicultural working environment, investing in personal & professional development.
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